On a much lighter note, I was happy to find that a looping pedal that I won eBay manifested itself on my doorway this morning:

Horray!
It came professionally packaged in this beautiful piece of thoughtfulness:

Mmm duct tape. At least they're thinking effeciently.
As promised, I put together a mix for my friend Mike Travis who is currently feeling a bit under the weather. It's located below, for anyone else who'd like to enjoy a little something new, or maybe not so new...
It's a blend of mostly downtempo, dreamy, melancholy 'indie' songs from many extremely Canadian and American musicans, all spanning the past few years, with the most aggressive track being Animal Collective. AHAHA. A pleasurable listening experience, overall.
Enjoy, and feel better, Mike.
Foxes in Fiction - "Mike Travis' February Get-Well Mix (#2)"

1. Sufjan Stevens - "In This Temple As in the Hearts of Man for Who He Saved The Earth" (Illinoise, 2006)
2. Deerhunter - "Dr. Glass (Home Recording July 2006)" (Demo, 2006)
3. Fleet Foxes - "He Doesn't Know Why" (Fleet Foxes, 2008)
4. Grizzly Bear - "Reprise" (Yellow House, 2006)
5. Valet - "Kehaar" (Naked Acid, 2008)
6. Emily Haines - "Our Hell" (Knives Don't Have Your Back, 2007)
7. Do Make Say Think - "A Tender History in Rust" (You, You're a History in Rust, 2007)
8. Animal Collective - "Daily Routine" (Merriweather Post Pavillion, 2009)
9. Great Lake Swimmers - "Your Rocky Spine" (Ongiara, 2007)
Take care!
Warren
1 comment:
hahahaha the box
i lol'd
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